Arizona Clouds Poem by Alecia Nak

Looking out the sunny gleamy window

the sun flashed at me

I put on my shoes and walked outside

the sun shined as if it was close to my face, squinting

I felt a pang of shot in my eyes, that is how it felt starring at the Arizona area

the light started to dim, my eyes getting use to the sunny weather, I look up at the Arizona clouds

It was amazing!

Not that I know of but I don't think many Arizona people look up at the sky

maybe cause the sun shoots to many bright, hot laser effect lights; straight at your eyes; so strong you

felt like you went blind for a couple seconds

making you squint in fear and hide under the dark sunglasses; hide away in fear! Victory for me.

The sun shining even brighter in great pleasure of victory.

Then a suction of cool air starts taking affect defeating every little strength you had inside.

Breath you tell yourself, but every grasp of air is like sucking in nothing.

Temperature reaching up to 100 degrees maybe even more, if your not so lucky.

You look up, you smile, you start seeing little white stuff floating in the skies

look like smoke, no to dark to be smoke; Arizona clouds

Snapping out of this defeat, this war against the heat of Arizona you give in energy to crawl back home; where it safe

before you become toasted to the bones, making the air smell like decomposed body

not scaring you away from Arizona but a thought.